Crested Coral

– The fruitbody is richly branched, initially white, often turning grayish with age.
– Branch tips are pointed, comb-like branched.
– The fruitbodies are quite small, usually about 3-5 cm and rarely over 10 cm high.

Grows in large or small groups on the ground in deciduous and coniferous forests.

Edible, but can be difficult to clean as needles and other forest litter often stick between the branches.